Math Word Problems (Ages 6–8)
Math word problems for kids ages 6–8! Build problem-solving, reasoning, and real-world math skills with fun story-based challenges.
Math word problems for kids ages 6–8! Build problem-solving, reasoning, and real-world math skills with fun story-based challenges.
Telling time activities for kids ages 6–8! Practice reading clocks, writing times, and building number sense with fun real-world math learning.
Dice addition for kids ages 5–7! Count and combine dice to build number sense, subitizing, and confidence with fun early math practice.
Unleash your child’s imagination with these Think & Write Prompts! Each page presents a playful “what if?” scenario that inspires kids to dream, invent, and explore their creativity through writing and storytelling. 📥 Click Here to Download Materials Needed: 🖨️...
Creative writing prompts for kids ages 5–6 that inspire imagination and storytelling! Draw, write, and build early literacy through fun “what if?” ideas.
Second grade math skills include place value, addition and subtraction, probability, and geometry. Try these activities at home to help your child learn.
Color and trace alphabet pages for kids ages 3–6! Build early literacy, fine motor skills, and sound recognition with fun A–Z practice.
Uppercase and lowercase letter matching for kids ages 4–6! Trace, connect, and say sounds to build early reading and handwriting skills.
Pattern activities for kids ages 5–7! Join Queen Candy to create heart patterns that build early math, logic, and problem-solving skills.
Here are activities to help you teach your child 5 components of reading, which include phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary.
Reading activities are a great way to teach reading because they can reinforce and improve literacy skills. Here are some fun, hands-on ideas to try.
Helping your child with their kindergarten reading comprehension skills sets them up for successful reading. Here are some strategies and tips to try.
High-frequency words are words found most often in children’s books. Learning high-frequency words helps your child become a more fluent, confident reader.